Try gunicorn. It's just as easy as runserver, and you just replace
'runserver' with 'gunicorn' in your manage.py command line.
The only downside is that it doesn't auto-refresh by default when you
change code. However, I'm pretty confident that the core developers have
no time or interest in making the dev server more robust. Partially
because there are more important things to do and partially because it's
kind of supposed to be minimally functional.
On the other hand, if you are interested in "beefing up" the dev server,
make your proposal on the django-developers list, get feedback, and if
they accept the idea you can submit a patch.
Shawn
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